A union has slammed a government review into the reasons train firm Southeastern was stripped of its franchise last month.

Organisers of one of the first major business events of the new year have unveiled a host of speakers it has added to its line-up.

Firms across Kent and Medway can now apply for loans of between £100,000 and £500,000 to help fuel the county's economic recovery.

The Kent Excellence in Business Awards are back for 2021 - find out who lifted the prestigious trophies here.

Commuters in Kent who were overcharged by two rail companies could be entitled to a slice of £93m in compensation.

A six-year wait for a new relief road to alleviate congestion on one side of a town has ended.

A road will be closed as specialists move a 280-tonne electricity transformer into position at a power station.

As importers and exporters grapple with the new rules post-Brexit, a ferry firm has launched a new service to help.

After 25 years of operating most of Kent's trains, Southeastern has stepped down after being stripped of its franchise.

After nearly 20,000 calls, a helpline to help firms get through the pandemic is to continue.

The number of people claiming benefits has fallen once again this month as firms warn of a recruitment crisis.

As Southeastern approaches the end of the line this weekend, a union is demanding its bosses are stripped of other rail franchises.

A group representing petrol retailers has called for an independent inquiry into the fuel crisis, amid concerns the recovery is happening too slowly.

Newly secured funding will be invested in ensuring Kent's colleges are delivering courses which fit the skills needs of local employers.

A company which specialises in a more environmentally-friendly approach to road repairs has clinched a key deal.

A popular river cruise service ferrying passengers from Kent to London is back for yet more special sailings following popular demand.

Contractors will shut a closure-hit section of the A20 again next week as work starts on the installation of traffic lights.

KCC's economic director has suggested young people could help solve driver shortages faced by the haulage industry.

A leading business organisation warns of an 'autumn storm' of challenges to the county's small firms.

Employers are facing yet another challenge as the fuel crisis continues; getting staff into the workplace.